Caparezza isolates itself from the group of tourists with whom he's traveling until it gets lost, kidnapped by the immanence of the place. The group leader, a young and worried priest, sets out on his trail and gets lost too. Caparezza ...See moreCaparezza isolates itself from the group of tourists with whom he's traveling until it gets lost, kidnapped by the immanence of the place. The group leader, a young and worried priest, sets out on his trail and gets lost too. Caparezza meets the devil in a cave, wears his habit but refuses his mild temptations and gives himself to the hermitage. The suggested exchange of identity continues until you see the devil in the shoes of the priest and the latter with a backpack on his shoulder to hitchhike. The story is inspired by the structures of ancient oriental tales where men, priests and animals exchanged clothes for curiosity of knowledge. From a stylistic point of view, the authors have amused themselves by imagining Jesus Christ Superstar who meets Gianni and Pinotto and Jodorowsky.
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